The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-26

The Rev. DR.. Mcconnell will conduct
the services in st. James church next Sun.
day.
Swartz came near having hi. team get
away from him Monday afternoon, on Mon.
tana street.
VIM. Speartn, the market gardner, is
trying the experiment Of raising maple and
walnut trees.
Several lovers of the drama went to
Butte, this week, to witness the spectacular
play, "The Devils Auction"
A Cipsy fortune.teller has been making
clean up within the past few days. She
sells her information at good figures.
There were no services In Grace NJ. Z.
church last Sunday, the pastor, Rev. w.
A. Shannon, being in attendance At con.
ference.
It 10 truly astonishing the number Of
mowers, reapers and binders that have been
sold, this season, BY the local agricultural
implement houses.
Good T. Paul has been appointed agent
for the Home Mutual Insurance Co., Of
San Francisco, for the territory embracing
Dillon aud vicinity.
The Dillon base ball mines have no,
heard from the South Butte nine yet
The question is-"ilas the s. B. nine dis
banded since the game At Dillon''
Forester is putting on fine job Of pias.
sering At the Elie!.Stiles.kupfer brick
block. Meyers and his mcn are doing
workmanlike carpenter work on the came
building.
II is said the plaecrs on the Big Hole arc
deserted, the owners having gone to the
Mineral Hin stampede. Numbers Of min.
ers are going in daily from the Salmon
river coun.ry.
Henry Grabhoen, the wife murderer,
confined in the Dillon jail, puts In much Of
HE time in shedding tears. He appears 10
be sorry or insane-or both--over the awful
crime he committed.
Sheriff Tom Jones's thoroughbred bay
bronco now tross mile IN something less
than s:,7. When the colt gets The kink,
out Of HE hind legs Il is confidently be-
lieved he will trot mile In sixty second,
--snore or less.
The fishing party composed Of Chas
fiir.chman, VIII Layne, Tom Poindexter
IT,. Frank EllcI, r. J. Moore and rret
Wick returned Tuesday. They ashed o.
beth forks Of the 1lacktail and caught 4oe
,arge.sized trout.
Some unique letter and bill heads, fo'
jAdessrs. Eastman s. Holden, ssat!oness
were turned out Of the job department o
the TalsuNE Office this week. The desigs
was furnished by Mr.. Eastman who ha'
some original ideas about such masters.
Cashier Klemn, politely informed I
tribune reporter that the First Nationa
Bank Is chipping considerable gold dust
During the week the bank has shipped 4
the Assay Office, at Helena, 33s ounces o
gold dust, valued at $1S per ounce, ans
worth $6.o3o.
! On Thursday Information reached BUTT
that Robt. lslickensdeefer, who has bec'
Superintendent ofthe Utah and Norther'
ldivision of tho Union Pacific for scvera
! years past, has been transferred 70 tn
|Neb.aska division Of the U. F.. with head
quarters at Pocatelio.
The Geyser party consisting OF Robt I
Wing, Samuel Williamson, Mrs. ID. Masor
Misses Sallie, l,assie and Nellie William
son, Mrs. d. E. Metlen and Master Georg
Me,len, returned 10 the city Thursda
afternoon. The party enjoyed a pleasan
trip to the Park, and reached home highl
pleased with their visit to Wonderland.
lanes Nesbitt has again taken up pho
tography, and has started on tour throug
this and Madison counties, and will CIV
the inhabitants Of the principal towns a
opportunity to "see themselves as other
sec them" The pictures vii! be finishc
up by Photographer White. of this place
I as Mr.. Nesbit. will only make negatives.
St. lanes church is to be consecra.cd o
Wednesday, Aug. 81. The services vii
begin at halC:past ten O'Clock in the mon
8 ing. There will be meeting OF III
il. women Of the mission in the church at
y. m. on Thursday, when i, is eSpec'e
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